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SteelMint: India's steel scrap index remains stable on limited trades

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Melting Scrap
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26 Oct 2020, 18:15 IST
SteelMint: India's steel scrap index remains stable on limited trades

SteelMint's domestic steel scrap index remained stable today (26 Oct’20). The index for melting scrap (end cutting) is assessed at INR 27,900/t DAP (Delivered at Plant) Mandi Gobindgarh basis. Limited transactions in semi-finished (Ingot/billet) resulted in price stability of domestic scrap.

The Index also derives the HMS 80:20 scrap (Heavy, Med), and CR Sheet cutting prices traded in the region.

Scrap Grade and Spread Calculation (Mandi Gobindgarh)

Scrap Type Name Yield Spread (Difference from Basic)
HMS Old Scrap 88-90% Basic
HMS 80-20 (Selected) 94-96% Basic + 2,000-2,500
End Cutting (Structure/Rebar) 97-98% Basic + 3,700-4,000
CR Sheet Cutting 98% Basic + 4,700-4,900

Prices in INR/t, DAP (Delivered at Plant), Source: SteelMint Research
Updated: Week 44 (26 Oct - 01 Nov, 2020)

Steel Melting Scrap Assessment as on 26th Oct'20

Scrap Type Name Yield Price Min Max
HMS 80-20 (Selected) 94-96%  26,700  26,500  26,900
End Cutting (Structure/Rebar) INDEX 97-98%  27,900  27,700  28,100
CR Sheet Cutting 98%  28,900  28,700  29,100

Prices in INR/t, DAP (Delivered at Plant)

To see SteelMint's Melting Scrap Assessment, pricing methodology and specification documents, Click here

What is SteelMint Indian scrap index - SteelMint’s assessment of Mandi scrap reflects the prices of different melting HMS grade generated and traded in the domestic market. SteelMint gathers and verifies information from buyers and sellers active in the physical spot market. The data obtained by SteelMint, are normalized for yield, dimensions, density, location and other terms of trade to the specifications.

Why this index? India's National Steel Recycling policy mentioned that the efficient use of scrap for steel production becomes very crucial for India as 35-40% share has been envisaged from scrap-based steel production in the journey of 300 mn t pa by 2030. This shall increase the requirement of steel scrap sharply from the present level of around 30 mnt.

Methodology - Market data, including deals, bids, and offers that meet the delivery and quality criteria are considered for price assessments. The highest importance in the price calculation process is assigned to confirmed deals (T1) where either a buyer or seller has provided details of the transaction. Deals of only reputed and trustworthy producers and trading firms are included in the price collection and calculation process. Indicative prices, confirmed bids and offers are also considered valuable for the pricing process (T2). The index has been calculated using an average of T1 and T2 price inputs.

To provide feedback on this index or if you would like to contribute by becoming a data partner, please contact - abhishek.bhalla@steelmint.com

 

26 Oct 2020, 18:15 IST

 

 

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